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Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) made a marginally higher high in April after run up from the December low. Since then it retraced 78.6% of that move and found support at the beginning of June. The reversal from there saw a stall at the 200 day SMA and pullback to a higher low. Now it is moving higher and through the 50 and 200 day SMA’s, and making a higher high.
The RSI is rising into the bullish zone with the MACD moving higher and about to turn positive. The Bollinger Bands® are shifting higher as well. There is resistance at 1135 near the 50% level of the last leg higher, then at 1157 and 1170 before 1187 and 1200. Above that there is a gap to fill to 1280 with possible stall points at 1220, 1235 and 1272 along the way. Support lower comes at 1122 and 1105 then 1075 and 1040. Short interest is low under 1%. The company is expected to report earnings next on July 25th.
The July options chain sees the biggest open interest at the 1100 put strike then from 1050 to 1080 below. The call side is much bigger and found at 1120 and 1125 then 1100. The July 26 Expiry, the first covering earnings, sees open interest scattered and small. The August options are also scattered with the biggest open interest at 1100 and 1080 then 1000 on the put side and 1220 and 1250 on the call side.
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